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Five colour photographs of different views of a historic home on the corner of Church and Niagara Streets that had fallen into disrepair, c. 1981.

Black and white photographic print of the interior of Hogue's Blacksmith Shop, with three men posing. From left to right: Lymburner; M. H. Hogue; Danny Rice.

Black and white photographic print of the interior of Hogue's Blacksmith Shop, with two men posing. From left to right: M. H. Hogue and McPherson.

Magazine clipping about M. Beatty and Sons Foundry and Machine Shops, discussing Matthew Beatty and his sons and how they founded Welland's first iron foundry that lasted over 100 years. From the February, 1986 edition of Let's Talk Business.

Black and white photographic print of M. Beatty and Sons' foundry, c. 1892. It was located between Niagara Street and Seeley Street in Welland until the company relocated to Lincoln Street.

Black and white photographic print of the Niagara Street Bridge crossing the Welland River, view to the north, c. 1908. The Alexandra Bridge can be seen in the left background.

Black and white photograph of spectators at the Niagara Street Bridge opening on April 21, 1932. The event was part of the Welland Day celebrations focused on supporting local businesses. The photo comes from a collection by A. F. Sagon-King, 153…

Black and white photographic print of Niagara Street in the winter, c. 1940s. J. E. Cutler Limited is the name of one of the businesses.

Black and white photographic print of upper North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street) looking north, c. 1924.

Black and white photographic print of the North Main Street (now known as Niagara Street) River Bridge, looking north, c. 1902. Many people on horseback can be seen crossing.